inTune Beta testers needed!

Post by **mikel** » Tue Sep 13, 2011 4:35 pm

inTune brings full factory reflash capabilities to the table, a feature never before seen in any handheld tuning device. Not yet, future feature.

inTune is not limited to supporting Ford/GM/Chrysler. inTune will take us into BMW, Mini Cooper, Mercedes, and many more. Will be GM/DCX at first, Ford soon thereafter, with more to come

inTune will be desired by not only end users, but high end shops that work on cars and require reflash capabilities, as inTune can ideally replace a Star Scan, a Tech 2, a Cardaq, or whatever you are using for flashing PCM. Coming soon...

It also has full factory scan tool capabilities, so it will be able to perform factory diagnostic functions like crank relearns. Future planed feature.

My favorite part so far will be the lack of any required interface software. Plug the inTune into your PC (or Mac!!), and open the external hard drive (inTune).
Want your backup file? drag it out of the folder and drop it on your PC. Done.
Got a custom tune you want to load to the inTune, drag it from your PC to the intune. Done.
Want to update the inTune, drag it to the inTune...you get the point. This all works as mentioned here, although updates are done automatically when you plug it in now, no need to even download a file then drag/drop it!

We'll have to develop a type of driver for live streaming to the Dataviewer program, but oh yeah, that driver will be in the intunes drive already, so you just drag it from there, install it on your PC, and done. Dont even have to visit the web site.
The inTune manual will also be on the tools' drive, as well as any documentation you may need, along with a link to the inTunes downloads page on our website. The driver is done, installs itself automatically, and allows you to live stream data to the Dataviewer.

My replies in Red

Ill_Born_SS · Post by **Ill_Born_SS** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 6:55 am

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"updates are done automatically when you plug it in now, no need to even download a file then drag/drop it!"

Is there a mechanism in place to prevent the update/updates if the unit is married?

Post by **mikel** » Thu Sep 15, 2011 10:25 am

good question....no, it dont matter!!

The inTune is database driven, and the tunes are sotred on an internal drive, separate from the 'application', so the tool can be updated at any time without restoring the backup.

Also, if you have say 3 custom tunes loaded, and you restore the backup, sell that car, then buy it back 2 years later and plug that intune back in, those custom tunes will still be there

Post by **mikel** » Thu Sep 22, 2011 4:32 pm

I need more GM testers!!

If you emailed me, and did not include any sort of a name, please resubmit!!

This is a great chance to get a intune for reduced cost and to participate in the development of a popular product!!

Thanks

Bulls729 · Post by **Bulls729** » Tue Sep 27, 2011 11:49 pm

mikel wrote:I need more GM testers!!

If you emailed me, and did not include any sort of a name, please resubmit!!

This is a great chance to get a intune for reduced cost and to participate in the development of a popular product!!

Thanks

Mike, just sent you an email.

Post by **mikel** » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:00 am

got it

48548 · Post by **48548** » Tue Oct 11, 2011 10:12 pm

I would offer to help test, but I am not local but do have a g8 gt and escalade ext 2011 with the 6.2.... Maybe for the beta.

surrealone · Post by **surrealone** » Wed Nov 30, 2011 1:39 am

I emailed and offered to help despite not being local and despite having an older GM vehicle. When ready for testing with vehicles older than 07 GM vehicles, let me know if you need a hand.

Surreal

P.S. I lurk here, mostly; have had no need to post.